Curve looks like it will be around -8 for most tests except for one LR section. For more reference on it, check out PowerScores LSAT podcast. I took the flex on Tuesday and thought it went alright. LR felt fair. A few tough questions (PF and Parallel MOR) but nothing crazy. LG was tougher, the last game was definitely a level 5 difficulty. Rest were okay except the 2nd game was a little tricky/a time suck. I lost wifi connection in the middle of it which threw me off and had to log back in. Luckily my time was at the point of when I left (I think) so had time to finish. I kept getting the lost connection in each section but had to just ignore and keep going. RC was also okay but you never know with those, they always place some ridiculously hard question that flies right over my head. Has anyone had the same experience with losing connection and being logged out completely? I want to make sure my answers from before I was logged out stayed in.

Is it possible to have a sufficiency/necessary mix up on a casualty question?

Had the Volcanic Ash RC section, LR with Bacterium and LG with Inspections. LR was tough for me, usually my worst section. Got on the backfoot timing wise and it led me to rush a little. Just felt like there were a lot of traps on the back end. LG was very fair, first three games I could easily run sub boards and the Sub/Eq was in the first game which was great. Usually -0/-1 there, needed a good section to make up for LR. Last question on the last game tripped me up though, think I took an L there (double meaning). RC was definitely tough but also didn't think it was impossible. Can see them sneaking in a tough question on the volcanic ash passage and found the MP on the Parliament Act tough but I actually thought the comparative was alright. Better than a lot of the legal theory comparative RCs in the 80s. Hoping its a -9 curve but think it may be -8. Just like every LSAT I've taken, there's always something that slips by you. Don't expect this to be different.

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#help Asking the same thing

Impacts of this will be really interesting, scoring weighting is my biggest question